(from elsewhere) You’re welcome. Although I’d ask you to read an entry level tex

(from elsewhere)

You’re welcome. Although I’d ask you to read an entry level textbook first on micro then on macro economics. then mises human action – realizing that the first half of the book is wrong but his method is good. Then rothbard’s mystery of banking, If you read most of hayek, and then learn hayekian triangles, then learn the austrian theory of the business cycle, then kondratiev waves, then strauss and how on generations, then read gary becker’s work, and if at that point you want to read my piece on reforming austrian economics, then that might be better than menger, bohm bawerk, and wieser or anyone else for that matter. After that there are about fifty different ‘rules of thumb’ or ‘principles’ in economic theory. Most of which you can learn just by reading an economics glossary over and over until you have it sort of memorized. After that it’s statistics and macro. The point of Austrian Econ is that it’s closest to RULE OF LAW and mainstream is FURTHEST from RULE OF LAW. ….